The weak batch of Q4 GDP data for Central & Eastern Europe show that the downturn in Germany took a bigger toll on growth across the region. Prolonged weakness in the euro-zone and softer domestic demand mean that growth will slow further in 2020, but loose policy should prevent a sharp slowdown.
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